If memory serves, there was a thread prior to this one that was supposed to be Lambsfoot focused but it went off the rails considerably. I think that, at least in part, is the reasoning behind Jack's diligent approach to keeping this thread on the straight and narrow. It serves us all well, I think.
Thank you Dylan,
that first thread was quickly overrun with Sheepsfoot pics unfortunately, in large part because not many posters here knew what a Lambsfoot was, or the difference between that, and it's older relative. Even in the early days of this thread, there were folks who thought the two patterns were essentially the same thing. Thanks to everyone who has helped keep this thread focussed on the Lambsfoot
Love these pictures Jack! Is that a big brown?
It is Todd, that section of the
River Wye, (the smaller of the two English rivers with the same name), is teaming with them. Unfortunately, fishing along most of the Wye is private, like a lot of rivers here
Still looking for that first turtle.
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Good luck Todd!
Great pic
I remember thinking the Lambsfoot looked somewhat odd, when my grandfather first gave me one as a kid!
It ended up with me losing my house, and a lot of my savings!
No I do not.
Most of those flies were tied and given to me by Todd,
bigfish64
I used to get almost as much pleasure from tying flies as from fishing I think
Here we go with Jack's
Jack Black
okay given earlier today. GEC's Bayou Trapper.
With just the Lambsfoot blade deployed.
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With the second blade deployed but not as the prominent blade as per Jack's wishes.
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A very nice knife from GEC. The pattern and Lambsfoot blade flow together nicely.
Congratulations Ed, I'm glad you're pleased with it
I like the shield!
It seems strange to see a Lambsfoot on that frame, be interested to hear how you find it in use
And the Flippers roared their terrible roars and gnashed their terrible teeth and rolled their terrible eyes and showed their terrible claws. 
I love me a good liverwurst! With some mustard and on a cracker. Sometimes I will make a sandwich with some sliced white onions And yellow mustard. YUM!
Looks good Taylor
It's always nice to see Old Toffee Wings Jer
Good Morning Guardians
Semper Fi 
Good morning Guardians. Lousy start of the day today. Rained out of golf so now I must tackle so "honey-do" projects. It's a good thing that I have my most versatile tool to help me; my HHB.
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Sorry to hear about the rough deal Bill
Hope your Hartshead Barlow is coming in handy
PB&J for lunch today. I didn’t use my Lambsfoot to spread the PB (
on both sides of the bread of course), with the copious amount of PB I use on my sandwich I’d still be at it if I did.
It did however do a great job of cutting it in two right after I took the picture.
Jelly or Jam?
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Of course!
Cool pic
I find a Lambsfoot OK is a spreader, but it sounds like you might need a trowel Todd
Hope everyone is having a good day
It's been cold, wet, and windy here today, which made standing in the market pretty chilly. Glad I wrapped up
Enjoyed carrying my Rosewood Big 'Un
